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chinese poker
how do you play TOURNAMENT chinese poker
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Re: chinese poker
Okay, donkey question here. What in the heck is Chinese poker?
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Chinese poker, each player gets 13 cards and splits them 5/5/3 kinda like Pai Gow. Then you compare against the cards of your opponents, and essentially whoever takes 2 out of 3 wins money from the other.
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Chinese poker, each player gets 13 cards and splits them 5/5/3 kinda like Pai Gow. Then you compare against the cards of your opponents, and essentially whoever takes 2 out of 3 wins money from the other. [/ QUOTE ] Are there rules like in Pai Gow how the 2 card hand can't beat the 5 card hand? |
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Yes. The bottom 5 card hand has to be higher in rank than your middle 5 card hand, which is higher in rank than your 3 card top hand.
There is also a 2-7 lowball variation where your middle hand is composed of a low. But to answer your question, yes it is like PaiGow. |
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a number of pros play online at tiger gaming for play money, but keep track of the points to settle up later. good place to learn
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There is also a 2-7 lowball variation where your middle hand is composed of a low. But to answer your question, yes it is like PaiGow. [/ QUOTE ] There are probably many variations...one me and my friend's use is a 3-handed version where you get 17 cards: the old 'middle' hand is a 2-7 hand and the 4 extra cards are a Badugi hand. Here only your 5-card high hand has to beat your 3-card hand (just like your '2-7 in the middle' version). |
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Re: chinese poker
Just like you convert any other poker game to a tournament poker game. In Chinese you pay your opponent X dollars per point that they win from you (or that you win from them) at showdown. Just like any other tournament, you start with a fixed stack of chips, and for n minutes each point is going to be X chips. At then end of level 1, the price per point goes up to 2X or whatever, and you play at this new price for another n minutes. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Later, Greg Raymer (FossilMan) |
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Just like you convert any other poker game to a tournament poker game. In Chinese you pay your opponent X dollars per point that they win from you (or that you win from them) at showdown. Just like any other tournament, you start with a fixed stack of chips, and for n minutes each point is going to be X chips. At then end of level 1, the price per point goes up to 2X or whatever, and you play at this new price for another n minutes. Lather, rinse, repeat. Later, Greg Raymer (FossilMan) [/ QUOTE ] So is there any actual betting with these points? Or is just like a casino table game? |
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So is there any actual betting with these points? [/ QUOTE ] I don't think so. [ QUOTE ] Or is just like a casino table game? [/ QUOTE ] I think so. I seem to recall an essay the gist of which is that it's not poker since you have no betting after you have your cards. I think it was Mike Caro saying so. |
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